Filtered Modular Solver Completeness #
Completeness/minimality of the filtered PM-basis modular solver: every nonzero in-width solution of a monic diagonal modular equation is dominated by a returned row, via the certified verification window.
Completeness/minimality of the filtered PM-basis modular solver #
The argument routes every modular solution through the certified verification
window. A nonzero in-width solution row of shifted degree e ≤ bound lifts
to an exact row of the reduced exact-nullspace problem whose expanded shifted
degree is at most e + bound + 1. The PM-basis minimality contract yields a
basis row of dominated expanded degree, the verification orders force its
column products to vanish exactly, and its principal truncation is therefore a
modular solution of shifted degree at most e surviving both filters.
Solutions above the verification window are handled either by the adaptive
rows themselves or by falling back to the always-available solution
e_p * prod(moduli), which fits the saturated window.
Generic access and summation helpers #
Zero-row and shifted-degree helpers #
maxShiftDegree and modulus-product bounds #
Modular-reduction semantics (local copies of the GS bridge lemmas) #
Membership plumbing for the pipeline filters #
Filtered modular-solution rows come from the input rows.
Principal solution rows keep the basis row width.
Width discipline of the adaptive pipeline #
Every adaptive solution-basis row has the linearized width.
The fallback solution e_p * prod(moduli) #
Structure of the fallback row e_p * prod(moduli).
The certified verification window #
Certified-window domination: any nonzero in-width modular solution row
whose shifted degree fits inside the verification window bound is
degree-dominated by a row of the filtered verification basis.